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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-11-08
Administrators Notiee !

THE UNDERSIGNED HAv-
Il ing been duly appointed administering Of the
estate OF Russell NEWTON, late of Jabains-
Maui, deceased, notice is hereby given fo ali
persons having claims against said estate to pre-
sent the same, duly verified, within six mo1tbs
from date. or be forever barred.
All persons owing said estate are renrssts,5 g.
make immediate payment to the undersie,ned ~
his Office in Wailuku Maui ~
II G. TREADWAY
administrator On Estate of r Newton, deceased.
Wailnku, Mani. Nov 4, 1881. IIgi a
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,

WEDNESDAY, the 10Th of November, 1887, being
the anniversary of the birth of His Majesty the
King, will be observed as National Holiday,
and all public offices throughout the Kingdom
will be closed on that day.
L. a. THURSTON.
&{0igtaV at I0toCi0r-
MONDAY, the 18th Of November. 1887, being the
anniversary Of the recognition Of Hawaiian In
dependence by the Governments Of Great Britain
and France, viii be observed as q National Holt
day, and az Government offices throughout the
Kingdom will be closed on that day.
L. \. THURSTON.
763t l190-3t Minister of Interior.
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- a !.
- Hawaiian Islands. in Probate
In the matter OF the Estate of HARDWOOD
Of Lahaina. Mani. deceased, iutestate. Befe-s
Mr. Justice Preston.
On reading and fling the petition OF william,
o Smith, creditor, of Honolulu oahu siie-ir-
that c Kirkwood died intestate at said Lahsin1
on the 22d day of October. 1851. leaving prnner.T
in this Kingdom necessary for Administrations
and praying that letters Of administration issue
to hiu, and that meanwhile temporary letters 81
administration be issued TO the petitiGne-
1t is ordered that TUE>DAY. the 81 f4r Of
November, 1881, at 10 o'clock p m be and hc-ebc
is appointed for hearing said petition before ~.
said Justice. in the Court Room OF this Court m
Honolulu, at which time and place az persons
concerned may appear and show cause. IL any
they have, why said petition should not be erInf-
ed, and that this order be Published On ne
English language for three successive weeks h
the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper IN HonoirIu
and that temporary letters OF administration
issue to petitioner upon the filing Of a bond of
$1,000.
Dated Honolulu. Oct -, fSs5
EDWARD PRESTON.
Justice OF the supreme Coart
Attest:
HENRY SMITH. Dep. Clerk. rg@
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Neat and costly Furnished Rooms can be had
by an early application at NO. GARDEN
LANE. s92
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~ No Handbook excels the HAWAII.
AN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL fol

reliable statistical and general information re-
at:ng to these Islands. Price so cents oil
mailed abroad, 50 cents each.
T. G. THRUM, PUBsIsHER,
Istly Honolulu, II. l.
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The following persons have this day been ap
pointed Agents to Grant Marriage Licenses fol-
the following Districts
D Kahauleio for Lahaina, Maui.
NJ Beniamina for Hamakua, Hawaii.
y Haena for Hamakua, Hawaii.
Kaleo for Hamakua, Hawaii.
Emile de Uasne Tor y Kohala, Hawaii
LORRIN a THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. Oct 20 1887. 1lSg 81
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

4 Id PERSONS LIABIE no
IA taxation in the District Of Makawao, Mani
for the year 1887, are hereby notified that Their
taxes are payable to me at my Office at Kokomo
Makawao, on or before the 18th day OF Deccmber'
1881 CHAS COPP~
1871 1t Tax Collector, District Alakawao. n
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MrwD ALAPAI has this day been appointed
Agent to Perform Marriage Ceremony for the
District Of Hamakua, Island Of Hawaii.
LORRIN A THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. Oct II. 1887. 11ss3r
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The Kerosene Warehouse viii be opened for
receiving and delivering Oil from a N. to p
m. Oh Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays; on Saturdays from a. m. to
2m. A. 5. CLEGHoRN.
CollectOr-General
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Mr.. SPENCER, Inspector General of
immigration, has replied to the letter
of Mr.. Marques. He admits that in
one case he was misinformed, and
might possibly have also been ia
others.
The financial pundits of the regime
of public robbery are now throwing
off fiscal problems in the columns of
the AZaEai. 1t is to be hoped that the
Legislature will crafty their curiosity
if not their ambition.
As THIS paper contained some refer
ence to an alleged snubbing of Gov
ernor Foraker of Ohio by Mrs. Cleve-
land, it is only right to state that the
story has been denied by both Presi-
dent Cleveland and the Governor.
A PEDESTRIAN in a contemporary
advocates a carriage drive round
Diamond Head as one Of the internal
Improvements of the Reform Govern
ment. He must mean footpath,
unless he intends buying horse and
brake. What does a pedestrian want
of carriage drive?
Mr.. D. T. DnLINGHAM has contri-
buted a series of three letters to the
London Ratlnay Herald. The subject
is Hawaii Field for Railway
Enterprise" Many facts of interest
relating to this Kingdom are given,
and the papers must have a good
effect in England.
TIE last number of Bradstreet's to
hand says "Recent advices from
Fort Scott, Kansas, to the Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, Mr.. Norman J.
Colman, indicate continued good
results from the experiments IN
sorghum sugar making at that
point. From the latest received tele-
gram it appears that 113 pounds of
sugar and Is gallons of syrup have
been obtained per ton of cane used.
The sugar polarized at 90 degrees"
MIR. A. MARQUES, editor of the
Luso HaloaiianO, in an open letter to
the Minister of Interior, published
in the Bulletin, sharply criticizes the
report of the Inspector-General of
Immigration recently published in
the GAZETTE. The contradictions of
that officials statements are so direct
that a reply from him is imperative.
Mr.. Marques comes out as the cham
pion of the Portuguese colony, al
Ieging that the report in question
does them grave injustice without
justification in facts. Since the fore
going appeared in the DAILY GAZETTE,
the INSPECTOR General has replied to
the letter of Mr.. Marques. He admits
that in one case he was misinformed,
and might possibly have also been in
others.
Mr.. BRowN's military bill is re-
garded as aiming chiefly at the dis
bandment of the Honolulu Rifles, be-
sides providing for the introduction of
a system of CONSUMPTION. Honolulu
and, it is safe to say, the Kingdom will
never assent to the abolition of this
fine body of volunteers. No other
t1Gops that can be raised here will
reconcile the community to the alb
sence of the Rifles, while no measure
of compulsory militia service will be
either practicable or endurable. IF
any legal standing is lacking to the
Honolulu Rifles regiment, let it be
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

a the Hawaiian Kingdom.
kalakauG. by the grace OF God. Of the ilf.refflr
Islands, King:
To the Marshal Of the Kingdom. or d.. deputy.
greeting: You are hereby commanded IL. -umm0n
CHARLES TOSS. defendant. in case h- shailfis
written answer within twenty days after service
hereof, 70 be aud appear before the Supreme
Court, 40 the October Term thereof 10 be holden
~ me Court Room Of the Court House, Hsuaiuiu,
IN the Island of Oahu, on Monday the Sd day %
Oct next at 10 O'Clock o m 10 show cause WHY
the claim Of Maria a Foss. plaintiff. should nos
be awarded her pursuant to the tenor Of her
annexed petition.
And have you then there this writ, with fHli
return OF yonr proceedings thereon.
Witness. Hon a FRANCIS JUDD.
(sEAL) Chief Justice 90 oar Supreme
Court az Honolulu, this 10Th day
Of sept, a 1887.
II REST.
2d Dep Clerk
certify that the foregoing Is a true copyof the
summons in said cause. and that said Court has
this day ordered publication Of the same and
continuance Of said cause to the next January
Term
Dated Honolulu, Oct S. 1Ss7.
ils9 90 WAf FOSTER CLERK
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Bn 1utDoritp.
Tor Sale.

The Hawaiian Bark KAIMILoA, with auxiliary
steam power. as she now lies in the hnrtor.
The vessel is in first-class order and repair
Particulars concerning the machinery and out
fl can be obtained at the Interior Department.
LORRIN 4. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Honolniu. Oct. II. 1857. e. 11ss-f
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FOR LEASE,

A BUILDING LOT. FIFTIH-
"A seven feet BY eight feet. fronting On 4 H.
and Market Streets. Waikiki.
A Fine Business Site Apply 10
1870 3mF FIRED sCHoLTz.
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As THIS paper contained some refer
enee to an alleged snubbing of Gov
ernor Foraker of Ohio by Mrs Cleve-
land, it is only right to state that the
story has been denied by both Presi-
dent Cleveland and the Governor.
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NOTICE /!

MY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY
M bed and board without just cause or provo
cation, will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her. MCDERMOT
Wailuku. Maui, Nov 4, 1887 ff9I a
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The financial pundits of the regime
of public robbery are now throwing
off fiscal problems in the columns of
the AZakai. 1t is to be hoped that the
Legislature will crafty their curiosity
if not their ambition.
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MECHANICAL DRAWING AND
ENGINEERING. Day and Evening Glasses

for Students.
W. S. WEBSTER,
Consulting Engineer, Campbell Block. Merchant
lis? Street Honolulu. u. L 8m
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P KAELEUAHIwI, Esq, has this day been
Licensed an Agent to Perform Marriage Ceremo-
nv for the District OF Hamakua, Hawaii.
L A THURSTON,
Minister Of Interior
Interior Office, Nov 1. 1885,. 1871 81
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have this day re-commissioned 5 Il Mahuka
as District justice for South Kohaa, Island of
Hawaii. ULULANI.
Governess of Hawaii.
Hilo. Hawaii. Oct %. 1881 1880 3t
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bandment at this juncture would be
a blunder indeed greater than a
crime, and be viewed by the eommu-
nifty as little less serious than the
dispersion of the Legislative Assem-
bly, itself by an armed force.
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The Alakai on Wednesday com
mitted the indeceney of quoting a
partisan remark as if from His Ma
jesty. That paper evidently does not
comprehend the nature of the change
that has occurred in the Hawaiian
system. The sovereign is now re-
moved in fact as well as in name
from the arena of active politics, and
any use of his name in the interest of
party is to be condemned as highly
improper
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS.
Honolulu, Nov. !. fsS

HONOLULU Nov. !, IeohJ
Mr.. Samuel McKeaeue has this day been ap
pointed Keeper CT Kerosene Warehouse, vice A
W. Heydmann, resigned.
\ 5. CLEGH0RN,
ColIector-General.
Approved: W L. GREEN,
11gl-lt 17-3t Minister OF Finance.
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have this day Reconnaissance Miau as
District Justice for Hamakua, Island of Hawaii.
ULULANI,
Governess of Hawaii.
HiIo. Hawaii. Oct 10. 1887 1870 3t
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CUPREME COURT OF THE

@ UPREME COURT OF TTTT
- HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. In the n7f-
ter of the Bankruptcy Of WALLACE jackson.
Of Honolulu. Oahu. In Chambers. Ortie- fa-
hearing of petition of Bankrupt for discharge
Upon reading and filing the petition % Wallace
Jackson, Bankrupt. praying for a dischar-5
from all his debts.
It is ordered that TUESDAY. the 18th DE-, ~
Nov, 1887, at 10 O'Clock N OF that day az fIiia
Iani Hale, be and the same j. hereby appoirrsa
for a hearing upon such petition. When ana
where all creditors OF said Bankrupt VINO 49,
proved their debts, may come in and show canse
If any they have, why the said Bankrupt sh5rif
not be discharged from his debts.
And it is further ordered that notice Of such
application be given, BY mail. 10 all ere fir5-,
who have proved their debts, and by pubiicsfior
for two weeks in the Hawaiian Gazette
Dated Honolulu, Oct -. 1881.
EDWARD PRESTON.
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest: J. II. REIsr,
Second Deputy Clerk. fflf%S
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ALB LOEBENsTEIN has this day been APP
pointed an Agent to Take Acknowledgements to
Labor Contracts for the District of HilO, Hawaii.
LORRIN 4 THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior office, Oct -, 1887. llS9 3t
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" A PEDESTRIAN in a contemporary
advocates a carriage drive round
Diamond Head as one Of the internal
improvements of the Reform Govern
ment. He must mean footpath,
unless he intends buying a horse and
brake. What does a pedestrian want
of carriage drive?
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Mr.. SPENCER, Inspector General of
immigration, has replied to the letter
of Mr.. Marques. He admits that in
one case he was misinformed, and
might possibly have also been ia
others.
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WB KEANU has this day been appointed
Commissioner of Private Ways and Water Rights
for the District of Wailuku, Island of Maui, in
place Of Nakookoo, resigned. The Board now
consists as follows:
Eugene Bal,
I
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HENRY NJ ALEXANDER has this day been
appointed member of the Board of Commits
sioners of Fences for the District of North
Kohala, Island of Hawaii. in place of Kamahu,
deceased. The Beard now consists of the follow
ing persons:
James Kaai,
Charles Stillman.
Henry II Alexander
LORRIN A THURSTON,
Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office, Oct p, 1851. 1909
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Mr. GEoRGEH WILLIAMS has this day been
appointed Commissioner of Private Ways and
Water Rights for the District of North Kohala
Island of Hawaii. Tue Board now consists as
Follows;
E Bond,
5 Lakalo,
6 Williams
/ THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. oct Il. 1887. 1889 st
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/ A THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, Oct Is, 1887. 1885,
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Interior oaice, Oct Il, 1887. 1ls9 St
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Mr.. 3. T. DnLINGHAM has contri-
buted a series of three letters to the
London Ratleoay Herald. The subject
is: "Hawaii-a Field for Railway
Enterprise" Many facts of interest
relating to this Kingdom are given,
and the papers must have a good
effect in England.
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CUPREME COURT OF WI

Attest: J. II. REIsr,
Second Deputy Clerk. fflj@'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

Boston naturally feels thrill Of pride at the
magnificent reception given by England 20 her
most distinguished citizen, and the thrill felt at
The HUB Is communicated TO the spokes and all
America Is enthusiastic. England delights TO
honor those typical Americans, Buffalo Bill and
John L sullivan, and every citizen OF the United
states Will doubtless feel that he himself partakes
a. the honor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

The sage advice that Old sitting Bull brings up
out u the depths OF his own experience for the
err1ng Crows Is good. He says the Crows do not
know ao~ good the White Father can be TO them.
and suggests a talk with the latter. IL should be
added that the old rascal delivered himself OF this
chunk Of wisdom after coming into the agency at
Cheyenne River from his pitiaOle little farm on the
Grand River, sixty miles from every thing. Old
sitting Bull knows the difference between sub
slsting on pony meat and government rations and
reminds the Crows that they ought 10 know as
much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

Duluth is bound 10 keep its place as the zenith
city II not only has large advertisements in the
New York papers setting forth ITS many resources
and advantages, but a two-headed calf has come
10 light there. Even the cows OF Duluth are moved
hy the al-pervading public spirit of the city, and
take their place In that class OF benefactors who
are said TO have done good II they cause two
blades OF grass 70 grow where before was but one
sIow much more Is the head OF a calf than q blade
Of yrazs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

The new silver vaults at the Treasury are nearly
done. The New Zealander who Is 10 sit on the
ruins OF the dome at the capitol twenty centuries
hence, and survey the beautiful plain where
Washington once stood. will probably stake out a
mining claim between the White House and Fiji
tenth street, unless Congress tackles the surplus
u earnest this winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12
Goop IsExrrss1vr FIAssrna

In the present stock Of Flannels We combine
warmth, durability and sttrsctiveness with mex
pensiveness to better advantage than ever be-
fore II u surprising how much and how COED
flannel little money Will nov buy.
We offer Is choice pieces Of Striped Jeseey
Flsnnsls, in variety Of dark sacque and wrap
Der styles, which have herstofors been sold for
SOC. at the low price Of
37kc. PER YARD
rs pieosq 27-inch best quality Of Fancy Jer-
sey striped Flanusls, IN IN Subjective VARSITY u
neht. medium. and dark color combinations.
were 20 and 75c,
ONLY oehc PKR YARD.
EMBROIDERED TLANEELa
peet line yet shown, smbrscinG Large aasort-
meat Of qualities, eud pattarua ranGing In ps1oe
nom see TO the dssp slshorately smhceideged
deeigna ct Sl.26 and ol60 pr yasd.
0olored Kmhroidsrsd 1lsnnels. n sSQuisite
patterns, hal dsomsly worked dssigns, IN nrht
Blus, PINK, Shaker Brown, Nsyy biuA Cardinal,
Gray and Hcarlst, 75e. 70 e1.25 per yasd. apd
every piece guazantssd sxoelsns value st the
pr,es named
Fsncy blanket Ylsnnsls for vrsppsra
10 wind M tie sale Of this stock. ~ oaeR. 70
inch Heavy Blankst Hiannsls, IL shotos high
ccaess, especially aAaptsd 70 LsdteS ard Meats
House and Hsth Robes; thase hnve hszstofors
sod at Is. e436 and $50 Per ysrd We
oGer you your chnics q the lot e
ESQ PR yARD.
Wo thtnk you vtu sxpsEienpe - di0sulty n
nahinr ss2spslen fsEn tA1s sstanahis stoek.
cGssosA Seer; eithsR lifsl
WOODWARD Z lv1ln0H
Hui Ger 1ash aaAx sR ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

President Grevy gives France and the world fail
notice that his administration is on trial In the
case against his soD-in-law Wilson II Wilson Is
proved TO have sold Legion OF Honor decorations
Grevy resigns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

UNAPPROACHED AND UNAPPROACHABLE
BARGAINS
In Wool Blankets, Conf rabies Flannels Underwear.
Counterpanes Sheetngs Towels etc. Blankets as low
81 pair and Coufor tables rs cents l0-4 Sheetng
1oA CENTS PeQuot 104 Bleached sheetne % Cents 80
Towels for 10 cents Dress Goods ut sacrifice.
"a Ladies' Cloths 75 cents "A Cashmeres % cents
and 81 y. I'd and up 4-button Kids so cents. Linen
Table Damask as low g 10 cents. 66-in. Damask
n1e.st So4 It tMas g; Tempie>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-12

VIII the redouotable General spIrks drive Sec
retary Lamar from the Interior Department into
the Z $ supreme Court, and hold the fort trium-
pnanls
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ss 81 :. ss En- $s's (. #Hssssssssssss:
BIB 4 AR X GOO ain Nm sSSS-

It's so many months since we advertised list Of bar
gains one reason why we've hunted up best values
have In stock Another reason that want 70
compare the Pa ais Royal" bargains with the alleged
osrvans OF those who have made you use Just such
expressions a. quoted above.
81 The bargains quoted below are for goods Sc
cured under peculiar and advantageous circumstances
They're not remnants, broken lots Such goods are
daily for sale ut permanently reduced prices but are
not advertised.
BARGAINS NOS. 1to3.
SILKS. Csc I'd Black. The written guarantee Be-
cures you from loss should the silk split OF grow
shiny in wear. First hoor)
DRESS GOODS, Soc. all wool. 80 inches wide.
Checks, Plaids, Mixtures Some advertise them a.
bargains" at sc. I'D. CFirst foor.)
co rs, s2l.5o. Seal Plush. bell sleeves. COM
pare with the bargains you read of at s25 Second
noor).
BARGAINS NOS Tos.
JACKETS, ss Broadclcsh. satin finished all colors,
tailor made. Try on, but first examine the sewing
and finish. Second dovr)
BOAs @ yards long). They're black Russian Hare,
and being made from the belly fur. the hair will not
come out First noor)
MUFFS. 4sc-. Russian Hare. Satin lined. Too
cheap to be good but they equal the CSC bar.
gains" you may read Of. First foor.)
BARGAINS NOS. TOO.
HOSE, Bic Warranted fast black The same as
sometimes advertised as bargain" at 42c. (First
door)
UNDERWEAR, $685. Heavy ribbed silk for even
ing dress wear. Nile green. magenta. heliotrope.
orange. pink. white. cardinal cream. II not imported
direct would be So SO. First foor)
BLANkETS, %. weight lbs., size 10-4. Com
pare with the s5 bargains" OF the credit houses.
(Third noor.)
BARGAINS NOS. 10 TO IL.
coMFoRTABLEs, sla5 Pretty coiors large size,
best cotton filled We've compared them with some
eody's 81 80 comfort That's why we write-a bar
gain. Third AoorJ
BOYS OVERCOATS s325. ages 9 to o. Ages to
Ii for s43S. Ages IA to Is for $3.50. We've CON-
pared styles, finish fit and materials with those who
claim Perfection" and find there ought to be q word
Matched that means more than perfection. Second
foor.)
SHOES. &C. To introduce our new department we
offer the 81 6S Ladies' Shoes until December list for
g. Second hoor)
BARGAINS NOS. IL TO Is,
CURTAINS. 50 so pair Nottingham. in imitation
OF Irish Point and Brussels Look first at bargains"
yoa may see advertised at S3. tTbird fioor)
Csc. for handmade Toboeesn CAPS 75c. for 70.
inch Table DAMASK SL25 for Atwood Flannel
SKIRTS. PC. for japanese silk HANDKERCHfEFS.
MEMS Colored Wool UNDERWEAR, Csc. SOCKS to
match, PC.